Insurance Restoration Services

Rocky Mountain restore has over 20 years of restoration experience. We work directly with your insurance company following disasters such as Floods, Fires, Mold Remediation and more. Our team will work directly with your insurance adjuster/Representative to ensure that your property is restored to pre-loss condition.

Our team will communicate with your insurance company regularly throughout the restoration process, because the last thing we want you too experience is an unforeseen curve ball during an emergency situation.

As the property owner, you have the right to decide who restores your home or business. Your insurance provider may recommend alternative restoration companies to you, but you have the ultimate decision in who you feel most confident with. We work for you.

Being located locally Rocky Mountain Restore is quickest to respond to your emergency and provides the utmost in quality workmanship and overall customer service.

We pride ourselves in going above and beyond Industry & Insurance Standards to return your property to pre-loss condition. We use the industry standard pricing software, Xactimate, which is accepted by all insurance providers. For further questions about how we can help you and work with your insurance provider, please contact us directly.

Water Damage & Sewage Back-Flows disrupt you normal pattern of life and can involve a lot of emotional stress. People often feel confused and vulnerable after events of this type. However, it is important to make good decisions because you will be living with the results of those decisions long after the stress and confusion has passed.

As a Professional Restoration Contractor we believe that the public interest is best served if people have an understanding of their rights and the alternatives available to them when insurance damage occurs and repair work is involved.

Your insurance policy is a CONTRACT between you and the insurance company. It entitles you to certain rights and imposes certain obligations. As Certified Professional Restoration Contractors we have prepared this Bill of Rights so that you may better understand the policy you have purchased, and how it is related to the repairs you may undertake.

The Standard Homeowners Policy generally contains the same provisions throughout the United States and Canada; here are some of your rights and obligations under its terms:

1. YOU MAY TAKE, AND BE FULLY COMPENSATED FOR, THE COST OF EMERGENCY STEPS TO SAFEGUARD YOUR PROPERTY FROM FURTHER DAMAGE AFTER A LOSS. …in fact you have an obligation to interpret correctly and understand the terms of your policy. The insurance company may not be liable for additional expense if you fail to provide such protection.

2. IF YOU HAVE SUCURED ADEQUATE COVERAGE, YOU ARE ENTITLED TO BE PAID FOR THE FAIR COST OF FULLY RESTORING YOUR HOME TO ITS PRE-DAMAGED CONDITION. …however, you are not insured for the repair of unrelated problems, code deficiencies, or prior damage.

3. YOU ARE ENTITLED TO EMPLOY AND SHOULD INSIST UPON A FULLY LICENSED AND INSURED REPAIR FIRM OF GOOD REPUTATION. …however, if you do not choose to employ such a firm, the consequences and liability for any injury, damage, or other action may rest with you.

4. YOU ARE ENTITLED TO EMPLOY A FIRM WITH SUFFICIENT EXPERIENCE AND STABILITY IN THE COMMUNITY TO STAND BEHIND ITS WORK AND WARRANTY RESPONSIBILITIES. …the repair contract and its performance is strictly between you and the contractor. Your insurance company does not warrant or guarantee the performance of any firm you hire.

5. YOU ARE ENTITLED TO MATERIALS AND WORKMANSHIP FULLY EQUIVALENT TO YOUR EXISTING INSTALLATION IN LIKE AND KIND QUALITY.…the insurance company has no obligation to improve your existing installation.

6. YOU ARE NOT REQUIRED TO ACCEPT THE LOWEST BIDDER. NOWHERE IN YOUR POLICY DO THE WORDS “CHEAPEST”, “LOW” OR “LOWEST PRICE” OCCUR. …however, repair rates should correspond to prevailing standards in your area for work of good quality.

7. YOU ARE ENTITLED TO RECEIVE A DETAILED LISTING OF THE SCOPE OF REPAIRS AND QUANTITIES OF MATERIALS TO BE PROVIDED, BEFORE WORK BEGINS. …also, provision for hidden or latent problems relating to the damage should be spelled out in as much detail as possible.

8. YOU ARE ENTITLED TO, AND SHOULD, REJECT ANY CONTRACT THAT DOES NOT INCORPORATE ALL FEDERAL, STATE, AND LOCAL REQUIREMENTS FOR RESIDENTIAL CONSTRUCTION WORK. …however, you must be familiar with these requirements in order to enjoy the protection the law provides. Ask an industry Certified Restoration Contractor for this important information.

9. YOU ARE ENTITLED TO SELECT A FIRM WHO CAN DEMONSTRATE SKILL AND EXPERIENCE IN INSURANCE DAMGE REPAIR AS A FULL TIME PROFESSIONAL SERVICE. …ask for references, credentials, and association membership that indicates professional training and status in insurance repair, as contrasted with ordinary home improvement work.

10. IF SUBSTANTIAL DISAGREEMENT ARISES BETWEEN YOU AND THE INSURANCE COMPANY OVER THE AMOUNT OF THE LOSS YOU ARE ENTITLED TO REQUEST ARBITRATION (“APPRAISAL”) AS DESCRIBED UNDER THE TERMS OF THE POLICY. LINES 123-140 OF THE STANDARD HOMEOWNERS FORM SPELL OUT THESE PROCEDURES FOR SETTLING DIFFERENCES WITHOUT RESORTING TO LAWSUIT. …the restoration company also is entitled to this provision, which may be invoked at any time prior to settlement, whether or not you have received advanced payments.

11. YOU ARE ENTITLED TO RECEIVE PAYMENT FROM THE INSURANCE COMPANY WITHIN THE TIME SPECIFIED BY THE POLICY AND YOUR STATE INSURANCE REGULATIONS, WHICH ARE DESIGNED TO PREVENT INSURANCE COMPANIES FROM USING DELAY AND PERSONAL HARDSHIP TO COMPEL A LOWER SETTLEMENT. …however, the policy also has time requirement for the policy holder, within which you must prepare and submit your claim. Ask your adjuster or agent about these at the outset, so that you can be in compliance.

12. SINCE YOU ARE THE POLICY HOLDER, ONLY YOU CAN DEMAND THAT YOUR INSURANCE COMPANY LIVE UP TO ITS OBLIGATIONS UNDER THE POLICY.  As a Professional Restoration Contractor, we recommend that you do so, out of a strong conviction that fair dealing, good workmanship, and ethical business practices benefit the insurance industry just as they benefit the public at large.